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The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
A LOVE LESSON.

One night said 10 Dora "IIow
since bashfulncss seems my undoing,
Do modern suitors breathe a vow
Whcnc'cr they chance to come a-wooing2
] have fair one In my mind;
You know loves arts, sans imperfections
You've lovers many; pray be kind
And give nc just Il few directions"
Round Dora's dimpled mouth the smiles
... Played mcrrily, us when, at MONDAY,
The sunlight CLEANS DER grassy uislcs
Upon some calm and cloudlcss June day,
We were old friends and so she cried,
well, then, attend, You foolish fellow p
And looking 1T me roguish-cyed,
She shook her wayward curls of yellow.
~ would not" she at length began.
"Advisc you WOO with loving candor;
Now maids, fancy, like man
Who bears no senblanco to Loandcr,
Whatee er your woes, be true to prose
And do not go to 'rcnning sonncts,'
Talking about fair cheeks of rose
The female mind prefers new bonnets.
"Adiure all mention of romance,
And when you eagerly importunc
Hint slyly, with u meaning glance,
That you are sure to have a fortune"
"ungraciOus girl said /, "you know
Your creed is not the one you're preach
ing,
Ny lady love would bid me 20
III should follow out such teaching"
"You asked what modern suitors say"
She coyly laughed; owe told you truly"
Suppose Try the oldcn way;
cry, 'relatc my story newly,
You were the fur had in mind,
Pray, will you guide my fresh endeavor?n
She answered softly, "l'm inclined
To be-to be your guide forever"
--lClinton Scollard.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
MORE SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
A seating Capacity for Soariy Foui
thousand Pupils Provided.

thousand Pupils Provided.
The last of the seven new public school
hou.cs provided for in last years appropria-
tion bill was completed II few days ago and
accepted by the Commissioners from the
contractor. There We're two more new
buildings put into nee this year that We're
not finished during the last school year,
There were also tive new school rooms
erected dis year in ,he county,
These ninc school building, have eight
rooms each, and the eating capncity of each
room Is iily, tluly giving an additional seat
Ing capcity OF 800 10 the city schools,
Adding to this seating capacity of 230 TO
the county schools, and the aggregate in.
crease In the number Of scholars supplied
with seats in the public schools in one year
il $3.50.
Tie average cost of the eight-room school
buildings was about S2i. .OUn, and the cost OF
the sites was about $1,000 each.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
MARRIAGE licenses.

James :. Davis and Bella Cunningham;
Fred. Volkcr and jessie u. Anderson; Adolf
plm. Hampton and Florence Thurston of
Loudom County, Va, George +. Wise and
Murg l.. Snowdcn; Arthur Pratt and pris-
2l,ll SnOwIlen; John Ii. johnson and Annie
X, Myers Scott Cortc, and Maggie johnson;
'h!Hm i. Thompson and Virginia h.
night Charles b, Tune and Lucy 4. Wall;
rhln FinnCy and Sarah Washington;
linsil d BAden and Ilone Jones.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
InAvE nAp catarrh for twenty years, an,

I HAVE HAD cnlarrh Tor twenty years, and
used all kinds of remedies without relief.
Mr.. Smith, druggist, of Little Falls, recon-
mendcd Ely's Cream Balm. The effect of
the first application was magical, II allayed
the Inflammation and the next morning my
head was as clear us II bell, One bottle has
done me so much good that am convinced
its use will effect u permanent cure. II is
soothing, pleasant and easy to apply, and
strongly urge its use by all suiicrers.-Geo.
Terry, Little Falls, n. Y.
Apply Balm into each nostrl.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
Y, NJ, q. A. Notes

DIR. DIV. prcntiss will deliver the January
medical lecture at the Y. NJ. Q. A.
The second annual convention of the
Southern secretaries of the Y. NJ. c. a. will
be held nj Atlanta, Ga, to-day. The Wash
ington association will he represented by cS
Secretary 7, \. Harding, chairman ol The
spend the succeeding week in Florida.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Petroleum.
j. X. Plain Il Co., st. Cloud Building fur
nish the following Oil quotations: Closed
yesterday, 76l; opened to-day, 76l highest,
75l; lowest, ~; 2:l5 p. M, 76s.
New York Stock Market.
The following have been furnished by A.
Macgill II Co.. bankers and brokers, 5l5 Sew
enth street northwest
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
LAST REMNANT DAY

Before Christmas, and we
shall make extra efforts to
have a large sale--and dis
pose of many goods--an d
shall carefully see that prices
are made very low for this
purpose.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08

Functional arrangement of the female
system is quickly cured by the use of Dr. X.
V, PierCC's "Fayorite Prescription II re-
moves pain and restores health and strength,
BY all druggists.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
Santa Claus

has sent lis beautiful assortment of fancy
chairs in Reed, Rattan Plush and Russia
Leather Fancy Parlor Tables, Easels and n
general line Of Art Furniture, which we oiler
NJ extremely low prices
SINGLETON & FLErcHER,
il5 Seventh street northwest.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
"Aiderney Dairy Wagons"

Fresh Attorney butter churned every
morning and delivered in } lb "Warlh
prints, l0c. per lb. Also cottage cheese,
buttcrmilk and sweet milk, 90. per qt.
Cream l5c. per pt.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-08
JACKETs-uoDD SIZES. -

JACkETS-uODD sIZEs.~
Best bargains yet offered In tho wny of "odd
sizes" A chance not To- be missed
. Ladies' Black Boucle English Walking jack.
cts, buttons dlngonally ncross the front perfcct
fitting shane sizes IA nud yS '' $4,000
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nAtss tiAvi a.AD11s

PESnsYhyAs.A .11s ,;ss, An MA1ILsSAR 11ss q
Trains kDAvn LAuuAaTH1 and ioivo 80 oGa10o
q RhilA6olphiA - 1olloWo >. - 20. "a,
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ii n a Ha = /.
a 0ACnElORN aeveaio.
Dreaming. sat In my easy -cha'r.
while tho log on ths eIn6ers ourneai ,..
Ana thought Of the bliss OF osono'o. "s,
with Its freedom from carUs ana woriy' ana
AusSSAr1w. D., .o '.. ,+l
w.,ak kSApSp(,I 4sa in y .e.as II s,I
III The bAIancs my mind bad fofmed
The tortures and trials when fAi tO'he lot
or ths man Who jumps into IN, wstsr whsn hot.
Ana apds hi,asslt moyc uAan warmed.
Tho srcat ospsnss came into my mind
I'm the shape Of hone moon bills;
OF tho house 10 be iound, Of the fat to Ia sought
or the mi iions Of things thst have TO bs ought,
FROM sofas ana bureaus TO pills.
One side Of tho scale heapsd up full,
Addihg m sny n Thought bw,iAs -
Of the snlf awiSt msrriAse and bachelorho,i.
As the subject thought I quito understood,
And the ohasth ap peared vsry wide. ''''F
whom. 10, by weird strange frsak Of thought.
uieer changes eAme ovos my dream,
vision OF white. With tho brown iutsriaced,
And gIittsr or b,ue cOuid distinctly bs traced.
With Skinner Of sparkle and g,eam.
vondiy gaKcd a, the vision cleared,
And watched tho mist take torn,
When tho brOwn, which rcsOlv ed into wRvy hair.
And the snowy dres, and the blue eyes fair
Took com nplstbfy my heart BY stor,n. '"'''
Then kissed IN thought those ripc. rcd lips,
And snop pthed the rich brown hAir; ""-
And placed this maid In tho opposite scale,
whsn, 10, asfn tho ola philosophers tale.
Tho other Asw high In ths ais. .. I.....a ,.r..t
-. NJ Cooper. IN RrooAirn Magazine.
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sPDOlAL NOTlORO,


A~bssss
~ am = Baptist minister, and before ever
eho9ght OF being . Clergyman l. graduated IN
medicine but left lucrative practice for my
present profession, forty years ago. I was f0i
many years sufferer from Quinsy. Thomas
hoarseness, and Thomas' Ecleciric OH always
relieved me. Ny wife and child had diphtheria
ana Ihom0s Eciectrtc OIL cured them, and Il
taken Tin In line 4 win cure seven times out oi ten
s S hs ssa III ~ sas S &. 81 e: ana 'as sa
place the end Of the spoon in one nostrtl and
drsw the Oti out OF the spoon into the head, BY
Snimng nn - hard e they can. until the on falii
2 week. ! don't care how offensive their head "a
tarrh; tor deafness and earsche. It has done
v.'naan 70 ny certain knowledge. IL = the only
mootoene opbbed patent ,0Qdicine thai haVss
eveI ts't IKE Eecota ss16 IND ,Snd am very aI2x
would not be without It In my house for ANY
confederation. ! am now suffering with paiH1
like rheumatism in my right limb. and NOTHING
relieves me like lNo"sos Ssisosr1s on" Dr. 4
,; Crane, Cory, "a -.H -.
North Queen street. Lancaster.
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The Case stated.
From the New York Tribune. ''s
Yes; eternal mendscity seems 70 I've the
price OF Mugwumpery.


The seeds Of intermittent and bilious remit.
tent fever germinate and bear evil fruit. No
community has altogether escaped 1t. In
populous wards OF large cities bad sewage
causes It, and In their subsrbs stagnaRt pools
In sunkcn lots breed 1t. There Is at once .
remedy and q means Of prevention. Its name
Ls Hostettar'a stomach Bltters. which is. with.
out peradventure. the most potent antidote in
existence to the malarial virus. Fortified with
this Incompatible, saving specific, masmaric
Influences may be encountered with absolute
impunity. Disorders OF the stomach. liver and
bowels, besottcn by miasma tainted water,
or any other cause, succumb to the beneacent
corrective named, and rheumatic, kidney and
bladder troubles are surely removable by Its
use when 1t Is given = persistent trial.
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UHssKsSa sALLUPss8 oOSs UAPrIt

Eject Of asss~s % Wsmss wAsss ials Va
q, t.. cow DsspaireA OS Fr.-.u,.-
THO medical fFsternity OF New Orleans 10
considerably excited over the case OF Mira u.
A. AibsrS, ~hose death within . few days
from galloping consumption was declared ~
certain by several leading physicians month
aga but who Ii now apparently on the road
% cgl1 plee fecdvef1S bho n tho wife pfI n
W. klney& Spsbminbnt druggist Fheu al
the ddcldt lad gives hts wijsup MI. jAlbsfs
dstsrinined 70 try carbonic acid gas and sui.
phurstted hydrogen gas - frst administered
by Professor Terseou, OF Lyons, France, and
recently nPortmsnted WIN ct the hospital
In Philadelphia Two-thirds OF Mira Albers'
left lung was destroyed whom tho treatment
vas begun with an improvissd apparatus on
Result OF first weeks gain OF one pound
clear. At the end OF the second weeks gaiu
In weight of two and half pounds, making
. clear gain OF throe and . half pounds for
temperature. which upon tho adm istration
Of the gas showed fever Of ,02s declined in
half an hour 70 $50. A sudden drop Of four
degrees was followed by . craving for food
wSich seemed to :gsse perfectly rith the
. drowsy sensstion prompting the patient 70
aisep, weakening from which she had per.
fectiy rsstful feeling Tho gss reaches the
lungs within ten minutes after administra-
tion and 10 clearly discernible on the breath
BY the characteristic odor OF the suiphretted
hydrogen which IL used.
The apparatus used by Mr. Albers
was impfovised by hlmsaifl abd 10
simple, consisting Of two alafsr hraB sized
bottles, one containing lhs iiAerSdiantsl lbr
making csrbonic acid gas and the other
charged to generate sulphuretted hydrogen
gaA Tho bottles are connected by means OF
small rubber tubes and the gss In collected or
seored In laRs bag similar 70 the "lsugh-
ing - bsgsS ussii tS dsntis;A Tho gas
dnds IN Sxi: through rubber tube ending
in . syringe.
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filthy l.ucrs.

from Inc LIfo.
"MoGey, my dear young friend" said an
elderly adviser, "doean't alone bring hap
piuess In this world" ~ know It doesn't
SIR" responded the young man, frankly; "il
only brings terrspip, and small bottles, and
trips to Europe, and Canvss-backs, and lying
made girls 70 tho opera nights, and an thai
sort OF grief and missyy give me . contented
mind and-aay 81, 600 . year, and somebody
else can have tho money" he concluded,
with Hno scOIn.
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This gentleman lives in Emporium. Pa. and
says. "One OF my men. Sam LeWia while work
cou hardly hobbls TO the house. Used 7nomas'
1ctsctrtc on and was ready for work the next
cine. FOR sale by II. r. Cochran. druggist lS7
ana ~ North Queen stSB9t. LAAcastAr.
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"TOr several months I endure dull pain
thRsuah my Iungs and shoulder; lost my
sOirits, appetite and cO'or. and could With DIM
Guilty remain from my bed. Ny present health.
tui condition 10 due 70 Burdock Hood Biuers'
Mr.. =. >. Hall. BinEhamton. y. I. FOR sale by
street. Lancaster.
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human door was little Nay until she to 70
having headache Fora time she iOst her beauty.
but one bright day her Papa bought bot 10 Of
salvation Oil and 10 she 10 AZ sweet and pretty
~ ever.
Time 10 money. but health 10 happiness. II
you have bad oOld or cough usa .Dr, BULLS
Gousn syrup. lwAl cure you every <hnsi Price
IS, 6,centS.
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How many vaste their time and resources in
foolish experiments. With nasty WOrthless medi.
cine. tha! can never do them Q whit OF gsod. lf
medy OF established merit. NChs curative vir.
tues q 6nvdock Blood Btftsvs have never been
!osuoooo. For an entooOl0d circulation or q
Seak StomAch they are splsndid. FOR sale BY
H.. e. = C9cnran: Druggist Isl and lS0 North Queen
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what Ne Can Oare, Lets Not Eudure.
live ean curs IN sehs, or sprsin. or a mai,
OF % M eMaSmenssa. or 2 burn. or . bruise, or = iii,
SyrhomsS ra.se SrHaN.sSs Sc!sctyie on. let's DO
Let's ~ u Sor sale BY 4. b. Cochrsn. drTs
gtst, iS1 ana Id North Queen strSSt LsnosstS,
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Ihs recent statistic. Of the numbsr OF aestAs
Ton. This disease may c0mmono0 M ~ ~.
parsnuy harmless cough Which can s. cufsd d.
LY.EA vh,Ca z fass.st::1 e e ss.s re siisys
tSs,ss Sc ~ y + s.'s. e .0''A'',' s''saAI ~ =
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HuMrHEEis' ......
Homeopathic Veterinary Specifics,

Used by U. Government.
AVChArt on Rollers. and Book Sent Free "a
CURe -Fevers. Ocneestions, Innammati N.
AA.-SpinA Aeningitis. Milk Fever.
RB-StrAins, Lameness. Rheumatism. d" 90
C.C.-Distsmper, nasal Diseharyos.
D.D.-BOts or Grubs. WORMS. ... .s
k.E.-COughs. Heaves, Pneumonis.
t.t.-COtc or Gripes. HSll yacha. Geo q. 90
G.0-Miycarriase, Hemorfhages.
H:H.-U1nAry and kidney Diseases.
Il.Iruptivo Dtseases, nanRo. -. 70
J.k.-Dtseases OF Digestion.
so q,
PRICE. Bottle lover D. doses). ............. 0Oc,
STABLE CASE. with Manual, (o00 pages
with chart) 10 bottles Specifics, bottle of
Witch Hazel OIL and Mediator. ......,... .O7, 90
SENT TIRES oNRHOslpR OF PkIcY.
Humphrey Ned Co. 100 Fulton d.. \. 7.
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Prom Hneaso, N, \

." is!s vsan ssa ssssuia laa ps,,ssvoe q
Mood 6iasYs have csrtstniy felisv16 ~ SssSSSe
are most exeelient" Mr.. II. WisSt FL,
sale BY cochran; Srugstst Is7 and 1S Norsi
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Hoods s

SrAd by all druggists. q sig for q PrepArtd
BY O. l. hOUD 3 CO., Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One DollAs s-l-
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/ rtTtt ,RDDaOA& ~. !.
tJOODs sARsAPARiLLA ''""''''''' 80 "''"' '"-f e
...,..., a.,'" :. ( SPRING. siF'I MEDICINE

y necessity with nearly svsry oae. This is the
ttsst time Of year In which 10 purify the blooes
v iestoro the lost appetite, and 70 build mp the
system, ~ the BODY h nov especially suscepu.
me 10 beneht hom medicine. Tho peculiar me-
diCinsi merit Of, ana the wonderful curue by
Hoods oassAparilla have made 70 the most Dopes
lAr spring medicine u oSrse ecsesnla, saas
rheum. and all hum0rs. biiiousness. dyspepsia,
headache. Kidney ana liver eomp'AanWt eataffR
and oil affections caused or promoted BY low
saAts Of tho systsm 6r fmpuro blood. Don't put
II on. but tahs Mood's Ssssapartila now.
'"'' Hood's earseparniA 70 '"a"'
wehsvs found HapdS sssspssuls p b an
excellent h,s,nd puft ftnsf In Uh4 faSsi4 1eftie.
ular, wAere other medicines failed. II t6ok only
thres bottles OF HOoo's sarssparilla - prOduco
ne desired effect" Sister 4. FaAscns. 81
Anns's Astitn. 81 Ldut, 10.
~ have bcsn subjea b severe hesdickssl ana
have hRd humor on my iace HO0d's ssrsapa-
gilla hes done me ~ much good that aW RlmOst
entirely FREQ from headache. and the humor has
sii disappeared" WALrss 0ntpnRr. lslinSt0n,
Norfolk County. Mass. --a
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-11-16
Rare Company i'm Heaven.

What place to visit in, where your
neXt-door neighbors are kings and
queens, you yourselves kingly and
queenly. If they want to know more
particularly about the first paradise
they have only to 90 over and ask Adam.
If they want to know how the sun and
moon halted, they have only to 60 over
and ask Joshua. If they want to know
how the storm pelted Sodom, they have
only go over and ask Lot. If they
want to know more about the arrogance
of Hannah, they have only to go over
and ask Mordecai. If they want to
know how the Red Sea boiled when it
was cloven, they have only to go over
and ask Moses. If they want to know
the particulars about the Bethlehem
advent, they have only to go over and
ask the serenading angels who stood
that Christmas night in the balconies of
crystal. If they want to know more of
the particulars of the crucifxion they
have only to 90 over and ask those who
were personal spectators, while the
mountains crouched and the heavens
GOT black in the face at the spectacle.
If they want to know more about the
SuHcIluSS VI lHc iDCOlCu SONcudHltIS 4,
they have only to 90 over and ask An
drew Melville. If they want to know
more about the old-time revivals, they
have only to 60 over and ask White
field and Wesley and Livingston and
Fletcher and Nettleton and Finney.
Think of our friends who in this world
were passionately fond of flowers
turned into paradise. Think of our
friends who were very fond of raising
superb fruit turned into the orchard
where each tree has twelve kinds of
fruit all the year round What are our
departed Christian friends doing in
heaven, those who on earth found their
chief Joy in the gospel ministry? They
are visiting their old congregations.
Most of those ministers have got their
people around them already. When |
get to heaven-as by the grace of God
| am destined to 60 to that place.
will come and see you all. Yes, | will
come to all the people to whom I have
administered in the gospel and to the
millions of souls to whom, through the
kindness of the printing-press, | am
permitted to preach every week in this
land and in other lands-letters coming
from New Zealand and Australia and
uttermost parts of the earth as well as
from near nations, telling me of the
souls | have helped will visit them
all. give them fair notice. Our de-
parted friends of the ministry are en-
gagged in that delectable entertainment
now.-Ialmage.
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A Step Between You and Heaven.

| shall never forget one summer
afternoon, when l was preaching in a
village chapel about the joys of heaven,
that an elderly lady sitting on my right
kept looking to me with intense de-
light. Some peoples eyes greatly help
the preacher. a telegraph goes on be-
tween us. She seemed to say to me !:
" Bless God for that. How am en-
ioying it,! " She kept drinking in the
truth, and poured out more and more
precious things about the eternal king
dom and the sight of the Well-beloved,
till / saw what thought was strange
light pass over her face. | went Oh,
and those eyes were still fixed on me.
She sat still as marble figure, and |
stopped, and said: Friends, think
Won sister over there is dead" They
said that it was even so, and they bore
her away. She had gone. While l
was telling of heaven she had gone
there; and l remember saying that l
wished it had been my case as well as
hers. 1t was better not, perhaps, for
many reasons; but, oh! how did envy
her! am always looking for the day
when / shall see her again. l shall
know those eyes. / am sure | shall.
| shall recollect that face, if in heaven
she is anything like what she was here,
or bears any mark of Identification. l
shall not forget that inward fellowship
which existed between soul that stood
with wings outspread for glory and the
poor preacher who was trying to talk
of that which he knew but little of COM
pared with her Well well IL will
soon be my turn. Goodnight, poor
world! 1t will soon be your turn, and
then you shall say" Goodnight" Let
us meet in glory, for Jesus Christ's
sake. Amen. -SpurgeOn.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-11-16

DYSPEPSIA makes the lives of many
people miserable and often leads to
selI-destruction. We know of no
remedy for dyspepsia more successful
than Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t acts
gently, yet surely and efficiently, tones
the stomach and other organs, removes
the faint feeling, creates a good appe-
tite, cures headache and refreshes the
burdened mind. Give Hoods Sarsa-
parilla a fair trial. 1t will do you good.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-11-16

WAREHOUSES; and marshes are
the abodes of fever and ague. LaXa-
dor has proved a most valuable proven
tive of malaria and an eflicacious rem
edy in the treatment of malarial dis
eases.
NOTHING Supplying or dangerous,
no laudanum or opium, enters into the
composition of that famed remedy, DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price twenty-five
cents
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Mloral ano Religious.
Never Trouble Trouble.

never IrOuDie IrOUDIes
My good man Is a clever man,
which no one will gainsay;
lie lies awake to plot and plan
'Gainst lions in the way.
While |, without thought of i'll,
Sleep sound enough for three;
For never trouble trouble till
Trouble troubles me.
A holiday we never fix
But he is sure twill rain;
And when the sky is clear Mt six
lie knows 1t wont remain.
lie is always prophesying i'll,
To which won't agree,
For never trouble trouble till
Trouble troubles me
The wheat will never show atop
But soon how green the field
We will not harvest half crop
Yet have famous yield
1t will not sell. It never will
But will wait and see,
For never trouble trouble till
Trouble troubles me.
We have a good share of worldly gear
And fortune seems secure,
Yet my good man is full of fear
Misfortune's coming surel
He points me out the alms-house hill,
But cannot make me see,
For never trouble trouble till
Trouble troubles me.
He has a sort of second sight,
And when the fit is strong
He sees beyond the good and right
The evil and the wrong.
Heavens cup of JOY he'll surely spill
Unless with him be,
For never trouble trouble till
Trouble troubles me.
20 Fannie Windsor, in NorristoUn (Penn.) Heraid
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-11-16

For the many complaints children
are especially prone to Hahnemann's
Homeopathic Pellets have no equal, as
they are very small, mild and effective.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-11-16

TO THE LADIES.

From this date shall be at liberty to teach cutting
and fitting ladies' and children's garments by the
Dress-makers' Square Mrs. Il. f. Durgin, sole owner
and proprietor. Complete systems kept and sold by
me. Please give me a call. Very respectfully.
ALICE l.. WEEKS.
East Bethel, VT, August IL, 1851.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-11-16

NINE new comets were observed dur
ing the year 1886.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-11-16
FOR SALE!

small farm ON waitsheld Common, one of the
pleasantest locations in Mad River Valley. Also
Blacksmith Shop. For particulars apply in person
or by letter to L. c. PERSONS, waitsheld, Vt.
NNANTED.-Frst-class operators on Wilcox 4
w Gibbs straw sewing machines, to commence
work December LIST. Long season to competent
hands Address ID. II. Fisk Co, Corner
Wabash and Washington Sts., Chicago, Ill.